Three weeks? no downside. That is the motto Joshua Van sings this week as he heads out for his second Excessive Stakes battle in 21 days.
After providing a spotlight reel end towards Bruno Silva at UFC 316 in New Jersey, Van will likely be energetic this Saturday when he finishes Worldwide Struggle Week with a Las Vegas UFC 317 card. There, “Fearless” will attempt to lengthen his unbeaten streak to 5 when he faces the ever-risking Bradon Roybal.
When requested about having such an enormous battle to arrange in simply three weeks, Van scoffed at the concept it was a short while that he had returned to the octagon.
“Is {that a} quick battle? I say three weeks is sufficient time,” Van advised reporters at UFC 317 Media Day on Wednesday. “I scream to Brandon for giving me the chance to battle him, I like this sort of schedule.
Low threat and excessive reward for Joshuavan at UFC 317
Preventing the “uncooked daug” is a tall order, however whether or not it takes 3 weeks or 6 months to arrange, the van was merely a possibility that would not cross.
Because it stands, Van is the twelfth place competitor within the flyweight division, whereas Loibal sits all the best way up on the highest of the ladder, taking the primary spot. If Van can pull off one other spectacular efficiency, he’ll surge within the rankings and place him in pole place to face the winner of the UFC’s 317 co-main occasion crash between 125 pound title holders Alexandre Pantoja and Kai Kara France.
It’s a low-risk, high-reward scenario for Myanmar stars.
